Talk:London Spitfire

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They may represent London, they're not actually based there

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They have no London presence. It's an American team, consisting of South Korean players. They are based in LA. They may seek to represent London, and can be described as such, but they're not actually British in any way.

Stop presenting corporate fiction as truth. It is sourced that they have no London presence, from the CEO no less. Which is a better source than the unresearched throwaway "UK based" line you may see in a news article. The closest actual link they have to London, is that they've hired a third party agency, Paul Chaloner's Code Red, for UK promotional duties.[1] - hahnch e n 07:23, 8 September 2018 (UTC)Reply

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